Green hydrogen from electrolysis of water has attracted widespread attention as a
renewable power source. Among several hydrogen production methods, it has become the …

The escalating demand for sustainable and environmentally benign chemical processes has
driven the exploration of biomass as an alternative to non-renewable resources …

Making green hydrogen from natural biomass glucose electrolysis represents a successful
win-win scenario which not only achieves energy-efficient hydrogen production but also …

The increasing energy consumption and resulting environmental pollution present a major
challenge for society. This has led to a global demand for ultrapure energy and valuable …

Overall urea–water electrolysis has the potential to be employed in the purification of urea-
containing wastewater and the production of hydrogen. However, the lack of cost-effective …

The electroconversion of carbon dioxide (CO2) into value-added chemicals has attracted
widespread attention worldwide. Exploring efficient catalysts and designing reasonable …

Coupling the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) with the electrochemical oxidation of
glucose (GOR), one of the most abundant biomass-based platform molecules, could be a …

The slow anodic oxygen evolution reaction (OER) significantly limits electrocatalytic water
splitting for hydrogen production. We proposed the electrocatalyst for glucose oxidation by …

The electrolytic glucose oxidation has garnered a great interest in energy-saving hydrogen
generation. However, sluggish kinetics of glucose oxidation has been recognized as the …

Being an important biomass, glucose can be converted into a range of high-value-added
products by oxidation of aldehyde and hydroxyl groups or C–C bond cleavage. In contrast …